A car dealership sold six cars. The people that bought the cars were Nicole, Taylor, Alexis, Rebecca, Lauren, and Christina. They each paid a different amount for the cars ($8,000, $12,100, $12,600, $14,200, $9,800, and $11,300) and each had to make a down payment ($4,840, $3,550, $4,410, $490, $2,260, and $3,600).

Figure out the car each person bought and the down payment they made.

1.

Rebecca had to pay five percent sales tax on top of the total cost of the car. The total sales tax came to $490.

2.

Alexis paid 1/5 of the total cost of the car as a down payment.

3.

To the nearest tenth of a percent, the cost of Lauren's car was 57.5% more than the cost of Christina's car.

4.

Nicole paid 1/4 of the total cost of the car as a down payment.

5.

The person that bought the $12,100 car paid 40% down.

6.

Rebecca paid 5% down on the car she bought.

7.

Christina had to pay seven percent sales tax on top of the total cost of the car. The total sales tax came to $560.

8.

The person that bought the $12,600 car paid 35% down.

9.

Taylor paid 40% down on the car she bought.

10.

To the nearest tenth of a percent, the cost of Alexis' car was 15.3% more than the cost of Rebecca's car.